Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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Newman Apostolate The Newman Aposto- late provides an oppor- tunity for Catholic and other interested stu- dents to become involved in community and spiritual projects and activities. Members must be enrolled at MSU. First Row: Laura Marchesini, Jenny Dupre, Dr. Jack Smith, Advisor; Judy Czarnecki, Jo Anne Kennedy, Don Davis, Vice President. Second Row: Kevin Crawley, Ed Chimahusky, Deb- bie Murley, Guy Todaro, Barney Daly, Marc Womack, Anna Mullican, President; Val Balser, Secretary; Jim Hildebrand, Fred Reiselt. Not Pictured: Rosie Joseph, Treasurer. Islamic Association 200 The Islamic Association strives to promote friendship, goodwill, and better re ations between the people of the countries represented by the general body of th Association and all people. All Moslems may become members, non-Moslem may become associate members. First Row: Ghassem Koleyni, Shamim Athar, Cowder Bara, Firdous Chouduky, Mahmood Qazi, Secretary. Second Row Mrs. Nahid Mohajeri, Kamran Khatir, Mohamood Muhajeri, Corresponding Secretary; Nina Muhajeri, Mrs. Zaineb Ban Muhamood Bara, Izizul Isham, Mrs. Genna Benu Izizulislam, Hadi Mur Rafati, President; Ghulamreza Hemmatian, Khai Prvez Alikhan, Ali Niknam, Kevan Nidnam, Mrs. Mehrnez Niknam. Not Pictured: Asad Hafeez, Treasurer.

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3aptist Student Union The purpose of the Baptist Student Union on the Mississippi State University campus is to provide a veil balanced spiritual ministry as a supplement to the purely academic disciplines of the University - a ministry sponsored and directed by Baptists, but most cordially open to all Mississippi State stu- ents who wish to participate. The program of BSU includes vespers and noondays in the Baptist Stu- ent Center, frequent times of social fellowship activities, annual emphasis upon basic life choices, easonal observations (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter), mission trips, Bible study, counseling, semi- ars, music drama, retreats, and a special ministry to International students. ront Row: Chuck McElhannon, Tommy Middleton, Tom Danieo, Marwan Sayegh. Second Row: Rev. Wilburn Matthews, Carolyn oleman, Joel Yelverton, Pat Stroud, David Shepherd, Phil Johnsey, Dr. E. J. Vardamin, Janis Dale, Guyton Turner, David Sumrall, Mike uke, Mrs. Wanda Potts, June Scoggins. 199

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Philo Demos Philo Demos is composed of twenty-five men from the freshman and sophomore classes who have shown interest and capabilities in campus activities and commitment to the Christian principles upon which the honorary fraternity was founded at MSU in 1955. The honorary fraternity meets for lunch every Wednesday and entertains a prominent speaker. Whatever is discussed in the meetings is important and rele- vant, not only to our university and campus, but also to our world as well. Members of Philo Demos have moved on to positions of importance wherever they go. Front Row: Bobby Thompson, Joey Walton, Hulbert Lipe, Bebus Tate, Don Cash, Josh Crews, Wirt Yeager, Greg Jones, Baxter Burns, Glen Stribling, Jim Thompson. Second Row: Bee Strickland, Mike Karby, William Lefore, Rob White, Billy Hutto, Bill Warner, Mark Miller, Gary Jones, Bill Stone, Carter Nauger, John Speed, Steve May, Jeff Gannoway, Richard McRee. 201